Topic: Google Docs

Google Chrome OS lives on with big update, new hardware

The latest version of Google's cloud-centric Chrome OS resembles a "regular" desktop operating system in a lot of ways. The revamp, and new Chromebook and Chromebox hardware from Samsung, show how much Chrome OS has matured in the three years since its inception.

Google Drive goes live. Is it worth a look?

Google Drive, the new cloud storage system from Google, launches this week. 

Google plans to challenge Dropbox with cloud-sync service: report

Rumors have been circulating about a Google cloud-storage service that would give easy access to media wherever there's an Internet connection. Now, a new report suggests that Google is planning to launch the service in just a few weeks.

Free software: 14 programs to keep you organized

These 14 free software programs can organize everything from email to music.

Google Apps to be a part of every classroom in Oregon

Gmail and Google Docs are now available to students, staff, and teachers in every school district in Oregon. Could Google Apps help improve the classroom experience?

Google Apps Marketplace open for business

The Google Apps Marketplace will make it easier for companies to download and manage third-party applications, Google says.

Google Docs file storage tiptoes toward 'GDrive'

On Tuesday, Google announced that its free Docs service would begin allowing users to upload files of any type, up to 250 MB apiece, and up to 1 gigabyte total.

The basics: How cloud computing works

Many people are already using it to store files on the Web.

Google Wave: Developers paddle in

One developer: Using Wave suddenly makes Chrome and Chrome OS make a whole lot of sense.

The biggest problem facing Bing? Loyalty to Google.

With new Web services, more companies are working in the ‘cloud’

Google, Apple, and now Microsoft turn the Internet into a portable filing cabinet for businesses.

One month later, has Chrome’s polish lasted?

Google has attracted few converts with its Web browser but it's thinking long term.

New peeks at a post-Windows future

The battle of the browsers

Firefox 3 dukes it out with Safari and Internet Explorer to control the way we surf the Web.